#khavah

Heh. Alright then, Khavah.

Khavah:

If you snuck into my room I would:

[x ] Go back to sleep                 [  ] Kick you out[x] Cuddle with you                   [  ] Be like “How in the world?”[x] Let you sleep on the floor    [  ] Become angry

(I assume the bed is probably wrecked, and also idk if we’re actually getting much sleep. But I’m also pretty sure that I won’t wreck you up too much if the dayterrors get too bad. So there’s that.)

If you kissed me (or hugged) I would:

[x] Kiss or hug you back                       [x] Smile and laugh[  ] Stiffen, and feel uncomfortable        [  ] Push you away[  ] Be shocked                                       [  ] Strike you

(Why is there no option for “steal your pants again”? There should be an option for that.)

If you asked me to go out with you for a day I would say:

[  ] No          [x] Yes          [  ] Most certainly not.          [x] Without hesitation.

You are:

[  ] Cute          [  ] Adorable          [x] Attractive          [x] Beautiful[  ] Okay         [  ] Ugly                 [  ] Am not going to grace this with an answer

(I’ve mentioned this before. You’re obnoxiously good-looking. It’s deeply unjust, and I’m going to steal your hair one of these days. Or at least your haircare secrets.)

You are to me a:

[  ] Stranger          [  ] Acquaintance          [x] Ally[x] Friend              [x] Love                        [x] Rival [  ] Enemy

(A good kismesis should be someone you trust at your back, in combat. Khavah is a very good kismesis. Also, murder on two legs.)

I find you to be:

[  ] Pathetic          [  ] Off no consequence          [x] Intriguing [  ] Frightening     [  ] Unsettling                          [x] Annoying [x] Infuriating       [  ] Pleasant company            [x] Comforting [x]  Unable to be lived without                            [x] Trustworthy 

Zeimah makes a face at Khavah, “Don’t wanna. There’s things in the shadows that’ll try an’ eat me if I sleep.” One of the worse things about SGRUB, for trolls, was that it instilled anxiety about shadows; anywhere you couldn’t see was a spot that could be used to spawn an Underling.

Hate you too, you utter brat. <3<

Enough times that I’ve had time to knit myself a little white dress, with matching thigh-highs, out of silk yarn I bought from Muffet.

As for how long it is - if *I’m* the one doing the reset, then from start to finish, it averages about seven months, two weeks, and five days. It’s a little variable when Frisk turns up - there’s something going on up above that can delay them, maybe? Not exactly in any position to go check, though, and it’s not like I can ask the kid about it. But generally there’s six to eight months between when I first turn up (from a linear perspective), and when Frisk shows.

After that - eh, longest the loop’s ever gone, from the kid turning up to them going to meet Asgore, is about a week. And they stayed in the Ruins nearly the whole loop, that time.

(If the kid’s the one who did the reset, then the loop ends up getting measured in hours. It doesn’t take them long to run through the ruins and get to Asgore, even if Sans and I try to slow them down.)

Hey, Khavah - good to see you too. How’re things going in the Game?

The monsters treat me fine. As long as I don’t get in any fights with them? I look just like anyone else in Underland. It’s honestly easier to pass as a monster than it would be to pass as human, even now that the barrier’s broken.